The MTA could halve the $7.7 billion price tag for the planned 125th Street subway if it's willing to use "cut-and-cover" ...

Cops are looking for a hit-and-run driver who killed a 29-year-old e-bike rider commuting to work in Brooklyn. Plus more news ...

Top-loading collection trucks could offset a potential vehicle mileage increase from the Big Apple's "trash revolution." ...

The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office revoked an employee's parking placard and launched an investigation into their ...

The mayor is on vacation all week, as is Streetsblog’s sage Editor-in-Chief Gersh Kuntzman. Of course, we wouldn’t be foolish ...

A new report from the city Dept. of Health should put to bed misplaced concerns about congestion pricing’s impact on regional air quality.

The city has several tools to get drivers out of bus lanes, most notably automated enforcement cameras and NYPD traffic ...

A new report calls on the city to crack down on companies who endlessly reschedule trial hearings to avoid anti-idling fines.

Speaker Julie Menin has revealed only some of the 17 bills she plans to consider at her Sept. 30 hearing about e-bikes and ...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani could do a lot more to get New Yorkers out of cars and onto micromobility devices, industry leaders said ...

Restaurants will be able to keep their roadway dining setups year-round under a City Council bill that is poised to pass on Thursday with the goal of dramatically expanding roadside “streeteries” that ...

The revamped two-way bike lane on Lafayette Street and Fourth Avenue is complete — and already blocked with illegal parking.